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show radius

show radius

This command shows RADIUS settings and statistics.

show radius {config | statistics}

Syntax Description

config

This command shows the current settings for RADIUS parameters.

statistics

The show radius statistics command displays packet statistics for the RADIUS client.

Usage Guidelines

The following sections describe the display contents for each command.

show radius config Display

The show radius config display includes the following information:

State

Valid states are On and Off.

UDP

This is the UDP port that will be used for authentication or accounting. Any valid UDP port value can be used. The defaults are 1645 for authentication and 1646 for accounting.

Secret

This shows the secret shared between the RADIUS client and server. It is a string of 1-31 bytes. The server must be configured with the same client secret.

IP address

This is the IP address of the RADIUS server. An address of 0.0.0.0 for the secondary server indicates that it has been disabled.

Attempts

This value shows the number of attempts to be made at transmitting a packet to the RADIUS server. If a response is not received from the primary server in the specified number of attempts, the secondary server (if enabled) will be used.

show radius statistics Display

The show radius statistics display includes the following information:

Primary

This is the number of packets transmitted to or received from the primary server.

Secondary

This is the number of packets transmitted to or received from the secondary server.

Errors

This is the number of packets that had errors while being transmitted or received.

No Match

This is the number of packets that were received but didn't have a matching packet on the transmit hold queue.

Timeouts

This is the number of packets that did not get a response from the primary or secondary servers.

Holdq

This is the number of packets that are being transmitted to a server but have not received a response.

xmit

This is the number of packets sent to a server. It does not include retries.

retry

This is the number of retry packets sent to a server.

rcv

This is the number of packets received from a server.

Name

This is the name of the user currently using this port. Inactive means the port is not being used.

Session ID

This ID is unique per user session. It is recorded in the server detail file and is used for matching accounting start and stop records.

Secs

This is the number of seconds the current user has been connected.

Examples

The following sections show an example for each command.

show radius config Example

The following example displays are for the show radius config command:

RADIUS           State    UDP
Authentication   On      1645
Accounting       On      1646
Secret           'Homer Simpson'
 
Server     IP address      Attempts
Primary    1.2.3.4                5
Secondary  9.8.7.6                5
 

show radius statistics Example

The following example displays are for the show radius statistics command:

Authentication     xmit    retry      rcv
Primary               1        0        1
Secondary             0        0        0
Errors                0                 0
No Match                                0
Timeouts              0
Holdq                 0
 
 
Accounting         xmit    retry      rcv
Primary               3        0        3
Secondary             0        0        0
Errors                0                 0
No Match                                0
Timeouts              0
Holdq                 0
 
 
Users    Name                 Session ID            Secs
Wan0     Inactive            
Wan1     Inactive            
Wan2     Wilber               01234567-00000001      138
Wan3     Inactive            
 

Related Commands

Command Description

configure Radius

Configures the concentrator for communication with a RADIUS server for user authentication

edit config VPN Users

Creates a user list for VPN authentication


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